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My dog reacted after eating it. What should I do?

Stop feeding it and ring your vet. Here's what counts as urgent and what to send us afterwards.

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Written by Chris O'Neill

Stop feeding it and ring your vet if the symptoms look serious. Then let us know, so we can refund you.

Ring a vet now, not later, if you see any of these

  • Swelling around the face, muzzle or eyes

  • Difficulty breathing, or noisy breathing

  • Collapse, sudden weakness, or your dog is unresponsive

  • Repeated vomiting, or vomiting with blood

  • Hives or welts coming up across the body

These need a vet the same day. Out of hours, ring your nearest emergency clinic. These symptoms are unlikely to have been caused by the food so look for other potential causes.

For a milder reaction

Loose stools, a bit of wind, or a dog who seems off during a food change are common and usually settle. Stop the changeover, go back to their previous food, and give your vet a call if it doesn't improve within a day or two, or if it gets worse.

Then tell us

Email [email protected] with your order number and what happened. Our 30-day Sensitivity Promise means a full refund.

We want to hear about every reaction, including the ones that turned out to be something else. It's how we check whether a batch needs looking at.

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